I did. I had the colposcopy and it came back with mild something-or-other (I forget), what used to be called pre-cancer cells (the least severe, stage 1.) I was schedualed to have them removed by laser treatment, but got pregnant a couple of weeks before the appointment. So, after pregnancy, I had a second colposcopy and it was all clear. My doctor told me that most cases clear up on their own, but women are routinely treated (cells removed) because of the risk associated if it progresses.
My sister had a LEAP treatment when she was 19 (some sort of freezing where they remove a "slice" of the cervix.) Her's had progresseed from stage 1 to stage 3 quite quickly. My cousin had lazer treatment at 19. Neither had problems with the treatment, but it did cause slight difficulties with delivery of their babies because of scar tissue
My sister had a LEAP treatment when she was 19 (some sort of freezing where they remove a "slice" of the cervix.) Her's had progresseed from stage 1 to stage 3 quite quickly. My cousin had lazer treatment at 19. Neither had problems with the treatment, but it did cause slight difficulties with delivery of their babies because of scar tissue